is there a way to use the functionality of 'MsgBox' but within a function instead of a macro? I use: MsgBox "You must enter a Acquisition Date", vbCritical, "Error Message" now I would like to use it within a funtion.
View 2 RepliesI have a userform with a command button which fires a macro.
everything works fine so far.
my problem is:
I would like to add a msgbox at the end of the macro which confirmes "successfully completed".
I cannnot simply add the msgbox at the end of the macro. don't know what I'm doing wrong.
(see below)
Private Sub CommandButtonOK_Click().
If Me.OptionButton1.Value = True Then
ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("PropertyWorksheet").Range("A1").Value = "Government Securities"
ElseIf Me.OptionButton2.Value = True Then
ThisWorkbook.Worksheets("PropertyWorksheet").Range("A1").Value = "Corporate Bonds"
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Unload Me
Application.ScreenUpdating = False
Sheets("MySheet1").Select
Application.ScreenUpdating = False
'run macro
MyMacro1 (adds, hides and deletes various sheets)
MyMacro2
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I have a workbook with two macros that the user can run individually. They unfortunately take a fair amount of time to complete (approx 1 hour each) so I implemented some timing related code that at the end of the macro completion, it notifies them with a msgBox indicating how long it took to run. With that said, I would like to allow the user to run a macro that simply calls the other two so that they can kick it off at the end of the day and they both will be finished by morning. I created a new macro that simply makes a call to each of the other macros individually. The problem is, my msgBox that displays after the first macro completes, waits for "OK" acknowledgement which defeats the whole purpose of being able to run them both via one macro. I have tried to include Application.DisplayAlerts = False prior to calling the first macro but it is not working. Here is an example of what I am trying to do.
Sub runAllMacros()
Application.DisplayAlerts = False
Call compileBookData
Call compileLaborData
Application.DisplayAlerts = True
MsgBox "All Rollup Macros have completed execution."
the below macro choose the row number that is entered into textbox on a userform
frmUnHide
as you probably already know, when you insert function
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I need the button to
1. Calculate (perform F9 manual calculation)
2. Display a msgbox (MsgBox "Enter a city or zip code to calculate mileage.", vbExclamation, "Travel Schedule")
Is there an operator that lets you string multiple macros or do they need to be recorded separately and recalled in one macro assigned to the button?
How would I add a YesNo MsgBox to my existing macro that I have set up through a commancd button? I would like the user prompt to ask the following ? ---> "Would you like to move the data sheet forward 1 week?". Then if "Yes" is selected, run the following macro. If "No", end the subroutine.
Private Sub CommandButton6_Click()
Range("M7:BL156").Select
Selection.Copy
Range("L7").Select
ActiveSheet.PasteSpecial Format:=3, Link:=1, DisplayAsIcon:=False, _
IconFileName:=False
Range("I4").Select
ActiveSheet.Range("L6").Value = Range("L6").Value + 7
End Sub
I am writing a macro for people at work to use to automatically vlook-up data from another spreadsheet.
I wanted to base it along the use of a msgbox as they are not the most tech-savy people.
I want the msgbox dialogue to go something like this -
Which spreadsheet do you want to pull in data from?
The user browses to the file they want
Which columns do you want to transfer?
The user types in the columns
Which columns do you want them pasted to (in new sheet)?
The user types in the columns they want to paste to
and then macro does the vlook-up.
The below code works well. However I would like to give the users an option to opt out of running the code when the message box appears.
Code:
Sub delete_sheets()
Beep
MsgBox "This will delete All Sheets but the active sheet"
*****this is where I would like to use an additional message box or include it in the above message box an option for the user to cancel this code****
Range("XA1") = ActiveSheet.Name
ActiveSheet.Name = ("Delete_Sheets")
Dim ws As Worksheet
Application.DisplayAlerts = False
For Each ws In Worksheets
If Not ws.Name = "Delete_Sheets" Then ws.Delete
Next ws
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I want to run a program from my PERSONAL.XLS workbook, however, after a piece of code
where I close all the open workbooks different from PERSONAL.XLS, the code stops running.
How can I contour this?
Down is the piece of code used to close the other workbooks and the msgbox I want to show, along with a DialogBox:
For Each W In Workbooks
If W.Name ThisWorkbook.Name Then
W.Close SaveChanges:=False
End If
Next W
MsgBox "Abrir apenas a Origem a actualizar, que deverá ser obrigatoriamente do mês corrente ou do anterior", _
vbOKOnly + vbInformation, "Atenção"
Application.Dialogs(xlDialogOpen).Show
Im looking for code for a button that asks for a Record number, and it will delete the record. But the record number is written in cells as 'Record No.1' 'Record No.2' etc. But i want the messagebox to ask for a single number and it would delete that record. Now the position of the records is what will be the difficult bit about this code, but it has a pattern.
For Record No.1 i need deleting cells C2:J100
For Record No.2 i need deleting cells L2:S100
For Record No.3 i need deleting cells U2:AB100
If anyone could give me a bit of code that works for these 3 then i could waste a load of time filling the rest of them out.
I have a macro which works well. All it does is save a file to a specified location on my network. However, after a file is saved there is no prompt telling the user that the file was saved successfully leaving them wondering whether the macro actually worked.
VB:
Public Sub SaveAs() ThisFile = Range("X2").Value
ActiveWorkbook.SaveAs Filename:="legdcAudits" & ThisFile & ".xlsm", FileFormat:=52
End Sub
I have 2 macros one hides a selection of rows and the other unhides them. What i want to be able to do is when an IF function is true then macro 1 (hide) is used. If the function is false then macro 2 (unhide) works. There is a code in VBA
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All have cell references to the 1st worksheet (cell B5). I would like 2 things:
1. If users change one of the reference cells on the other worksheets I would like a msgbox to appear
2. After clicking the msgbox away I would like the "old" cell contents (the referenece) to be restored.
I want to change this so there is a MsgBox vbYesNo button below where it tells you what cells are found & says:
"Is this what your searching for?" If yes Box closes. If No Continues Search.
How would I go about adding it to the code below?
If range K1:K1000 has "Yes" in there, to display a msgbox
But if there is 300 Yes's, how do i get it to do just one msg box and not 300
I would like it on a sheet Worksheet_Deactivate
* note K1:K1000 are drop downs with "Yes" "No" "Potentially" options
Hi, Please could someone help with the following code. I have 2 sheets 'sheet 1' and 'sheet 2'(hidden). Sheet 1 has a control button that takes you straight to sheet 2, however what I wish to achieve is that before sheet 2 is visible a message box appears if a condition is not met. Something like, if sheet 1 R29 is less than 5000 then msg box appears (I would need about 4 lines in the msg box), if ok'd then sheet 2 appears. If the condition is met i.e sheet 1 R29 = or is greater than 5000 then the msg box does not appear and takes the user to sheet 2.
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MsgBox "October Finished", vbInformation
I am trying to have a msgbox come up if there is a path found it will pop up a msgbox for a few seconds then go away. Im trying to avoid the user from having to select anything just simpley telling them the connection is there then go away on its on. The code below is what Im currently using.
Code:
If Dir("H:") = "" Then
MsgBox "Error: Drive, path or file not found"
Else
MsgBox "OK: Drive, path or file found"
End If
I would like to add a MsgBox letting the user know how many days are left before the Trial Period is up.
Code:
Private Sub Workbook_Open()
Dim StartTime#, CurrentTime#
'*****************************************
'SET YOUR OWN TRIAL PERIOD BELOW
'Integers (1, 2, 3,...etc) = number of days use
'1/24 = 1Hr, 1/48 = 30Mins, 1/144 = 10Mins use
Const TrialPeriod# = 5 '< 5 days trial
'set your own obscure path and file-name
[Code] ..........
I was thinking of:
Code:
MsgBox "You have X number of days until you Trial Period expires."
But, I don't know how to code the part in Red to register a Count Down from the first day opened to the next.
It may be opened more then once per day. I just nedd a message on day 2nd - 4th day.
If opened on the 5th day, the rest of the code executes, closing the Workbook.
I have several material takeoff sheets and one material SummarySheet in my workbook.
Each material takeoff sheet has a subtotal cell at the bottom of the sheet. The subtotals are added together and the total sum is displayed in a cell on the SummarySheet. At least that is how it is supposed to work. Excel or somebody else arbitrarily changed the cell reference in the SummarySheet formula to call up the cell one row above the subtotal cell on the material takeoff sheets. This little action resulted in a loss of $674,000 and may eventually result in my unemployment. Meanwhile I am sitting here putting out fires.
This is what I would like to do: Place a formula on the SummarySheet or add a Macro that will trigger a warning message box if the total on the SummarySheet is not equal to the sum of the subtotals on the material takeoff sheets. Also would like to have the message box animated or brightly colored.
If(PlateCostsTotals+AppurtenancesCostsTotals+StructuralCostsTotals+MiscellaneousCostsTotalsSummaryCostsTotal MsgBox “Hey, Don’t You Know How to Add”) or an alternate formula that works.
I've created a routine that starts with a message box saying the following:
"Please Confirm 'DTmacTest.xls' is the ONLY open Excel workbook"
So I have an "OK" button and a "Cancel" button.
but no matter which one I press, it runs the routine.
How do I assign the cancel button to stop the routine when it's pressed?
I have this
Private Sub Worksheet_Change(ByVal Target As Range)
If Range("A1") >= 2 Then MsgBox "Check: " & Me.Name, 64
End Sub
but I need to get a msgbox when the value of A1 is >= 2, then when the value is >= 4, then >=6, then >=8 , ............
the value of A1 is going to be increasing by decimal points as I enter data.
I would like to make a message prompt with additional information that pops up whenever a user selects certain text ("Client Data Error") from a pull down menu. The cells are in one column.
I've never used VBA before so if someone could walk me through any preliminary coding steps ie any introductory texts or inserts into the actual spreadsheet ....
can you add a clickable hyperlink in a msgbox?
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I would like to get, at the end of the process a message box with a list of changes for example:
Account 11111 changed to 22222
Account 11112 was added.....